These golfers just earned promotion to the DP World Tour
Fifteen players earn promotion to the 2027 DP World Tour, with Hamish Brown crowned Road to Mallorca Rankings champion and veteran Marc Warren among those securing a return to the top tier.
Fifteen players have secured promotion to the DP World Tour for the 2027 season after the HotelPlanner Tour's season-ending Grand Final in Mallorca.
Denmark's Hamish Brown topped the final Road to Mallorca Rankings, despite finishing second behind France's Julien Sale at Club de Golf Alcanada.
Sale produced a superb closing 7-under-par 65 to finish on 22 under overall, four shots clear of Brown, and climb to second in the season-long standings.
The 29-year-old, who had already secured promotion before the final event, claimed his second HotelPlanner Tour victory of the season, having also won the Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge in July.
Rank | Player | Points |
1 | Hamish Brown | 1,702.07 |
2 | Julien Sale | 1,622.61 |
3 | Lars van der Vight | 1,308.66 |
4 | Christofer Blomstrand | 1,275.90 |
5 | MJ Daffue | 1,271.70 |
6 | Pablo Ereño | 1,129.23 |
7 | Tapio Pulkkanen | 1,065.51 |
8 | Adam Wallin | 882 |
9 | Liam Nolan | 870.18 |
10 | John Gough | 865.03 |
11 | Sebastian Friedrichsen | 849.13 |
12 | Will Enefer | 815.72 |
13 | Marc Warren | 771.01 |
14 | Andrew Wilson | 762.25 |
15 | Maxence Giboudot | 757.53 |
Top 15 earn DPWT cards | ||
16 | Matthew Southgate | 725.65 |
17 | Louis Albertse | 721.52 |
18 | Kristian Hjort Bressum | 720.62 |
19 | John Catlin | 707.27 |
20 | Pedro Figueiredo | 680.53 |
Brown's runner-up finish was enough to secure the season-long title, capping a consistent campaign which included a victory in China and three further second-place finishes.
Dutchman Lars van der Vight finished third in the rankings, ahead of Sweden's Christofer Blomstrand and South Africa's MJ Daffue.
The remainder of the top 15 comprised Spain's Pablo Ereño, Finland's Tapio Pulkkanen, Sweden's Adam Wallin, Ireland's Liam Nolan, England's John Gough, Denmark's Sebastian Friedrichsen, England's Will Enefer, Scotland's Marc Warren, England's Andrew Wilson and France's Maxence Giboudot.
Warren was among the biggest success stories of the final week, climbing seven places to 13th after finishing in a tie for fifth in Mallorca.
The four-time DP World Tour winner, 45, entered the tournament 20th in the rankings and needed a strong finish to regain his place on the main tour.
His promotion came at the expense of England's Matthew Southgate, who began the week 15th but slipped to 16th after finishing tied 26th.
American John Catlin also narrowly missed out on a full card, finishing 19th despite placing fourth in the Grand Final, having arrived in Mallorca fresh from winning the Hong Kong Open.
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